Dear Editor, June 27 was a beautiful day indeed! Maple Ridge Multiculturalism Day was a celebration of the people and cultures of our community. What a well-organized and vibrant event for our city! A highlight of the event… the Palestinian Pavillion and Dakba dance performance finishing off the event. Under the banners of our city […]
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For fans of famous Greater Victoria critters, 2026 is not shaping up to be a good year. Joining the Empress Hotel’s yellow-bellied marmot Roger on the missing list is the notorious “Salish Sea serial killer,” Ollie the sea otter. Typically found living his life among the kelp at Race Rocks ecological reserve, Ollie has not
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Surrey Fire Service crews fought a sizable house fire Wednesday night in a neighbourhood close to Bear Creek Park. Around 11:15 p.m. Wednesday (July 8), firefighters responded to a house fire in the 9000-block of Edinburgh Place. Firefighters arrived to flames shooting out of all sides of the house, and there were reports of fireworks
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Daily FIFA World Cup soccer match updates and news for Black Press Media publications. Quarterfinals kick off today with Morocco, ranked 6th by FIFA, taking on France, ranked 1st, at 1 p.m. in Boston. Morocco is the first African country to reach two World Cup quarter-finals and has lost only two of their last nine
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One of the biggest shifts we make when working with dogs is changing the questions we ask. Most people naturally ask, “How do I stop this behaviour?” Whether it’s barking, lunging, growling, jumping, or pulling on the leash, the behaviour is what we notice first. It’s disruptive, frustrating, and often the reason people seek professional
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